Projective and affine planes are, besides the degenerate projective planes, the only known examples of finite linear spaces for which there is a non-negative integer t such that for any two intersecting lines L, L′ of S and any point p outside L ∪ L′, there are exactly t transversals of L and L′ passing through p. We prove that all finite linear spaces satisfying the above condition are either degenerate projective planes or Steiner systems S(2, k, v) in which t and k must satisfy some rather restrictive arithmetic conditions
AbstractA line L of a linear space (P,L) is a projective line, if L intersects every line G of the p...
In this note we assume that in a partial geometry the number of transversals of two distinct lines L...
AbstractLinear spaces with υ >n2 − 12n + 1 points, b⩽n2 + n + 1 lines and not constant point degree ...
Projective and affine planes are, besides the degenerate projective planes, the only known examples ...
Let S be a finite linear space for which there is a non-negative integer s such that for any two dis...
We investigate finite linear spaces consisting of two symmetric configurations. A construction metho...
AbstractThe finite planar spaces containing at least one pair of planes intersecting in exactly one ...
In 1948, De Bruijn and Erdös proved that a finite linear space on ν points has at least ν lines, wit...
AbstractIn 1948, De Bruijn and Erdös proved that a finite linear space on ν points has at least ν li...
There are many examples for point sets in finite geometry, which behave "almost regularly" in some (...
A linear space is an incidence structure of points and lines such that every pair of points is conta...
AbstractIt is shown that a finite linear space with maximal point degree n + 1 can be embedded in a ...
AbstractIn this note we examine the problem of embedding into finite projective planes finite linear...
AbstractWe investigate finite linear spaces whose incidence graph G satisfies a condition of the fol...
In this paper we improve on a result of Beutelspacher, De Vito & Lo Re, who characterized in 1995 fi...
AbstractA line L of a linear space (P,L) is a projective line, if L intersects every line G of the p...
In this note we assume that in a partial geometry the number of transversals of two distinct lines L...
AbstractLinear spaces with υ >n2 − 12n + 1 points, b⩽n2 + n + 1 lines and not constant point degree ...
Projective and affine planes are, besides the degenerate projective planes, the only known examples ...
Let S be a finite linear space for which there is a non-negative integer s such that for any two dis...
We investigate finite linear spaces consisting of two symmetric configurations. A construction metho...
AbstractThe finite planar spaces containing at least one pair of planes intersecting in exactly one ...
In 1948, De Bruijn and Erdös proved that a finite linear space on ν points has at least ν lines, wit...
AbstractIn 1948, De Bruijn and Erdös proved that a finite linear space on ν points has at least ν li...
There are many examples for point sets in finite geometry, which behave "almost regularly" in some (...
A linear space is an incidence structure of points and lines such that every pair of points is conta...
AbstractIt is shown that a finite linear space with maximal point degree n + 1 can be embedded in a ...
AbstractIn this note we examine the problem of embedding into finite projective planes finite linear...
AbstractWe investigate finite linear spaces whose incidence graph G satisfies a condition of the fol...
In this paper we improve on a result of Beutelspacher, De Vito & Lo Re, who characterized in 1995 fi...
AbstractA line L of a linear space (P,L) is a projective line, if L intersects every line G of the p...
In this note we assume that in a partial geometry the number of transversals of two distinct lines L...
AbstractLinear spaces with υ >n2 − 12n + 1 points, b⩽n2 + n + 1 lines and not constant point degree ...